what kind of trousers is this

[appie]

Could very well be a pair of Dutch trousers; the Germans wore these uniforms after they invaded Holland, and they modified and restamped Dutch uniforms too.

[j dubbel]

hi appie

aah that would explain a lot

i knew they jused fabrics and beute waffen/cars and sutch
but that they were restamped i didnt know

could it be worth more then the paiyed 25 euro

cheers j

[appie]

Well Jacob, I'll take it of you for the same price! Lmao!

[j dubbel]

Well Jacob, I'll take it of you for the same price! Lmao!

hell no

but serious what could it do on the local e stand

[appie]

Difficult to say really, some collectors don't like these items in their collection, but I also know that a war-museum in Holland is looking for these re-used items.
But it up for sale in Holland and see what the bids are. It will be way over what you payed for it. I saw a re-used Dutch jacket up for sale in Germany once, I am correct it was 600 euro's. I will see if I still have a link for you.

[Dimas]

I don't think it's Dutch, I would say a Swiss trousers

[Dimas]

The Dutch uniforms is a rare too, and most of the uniforms was a war time reissued by German army.

[appie]

I don't think it's Dutch, I would say a Swiss trousers

Not to sure its Swiss Dimas, going through some books about re-issued uniforms as we speak. Would be handy if there where any older (original) stamps vissible.

[Dimas]

Markings clothing and buttons and cut is similar to swiss

[Dimas]

Currently I do not have Swiss trousers, but I have Swiss tunic with it's button. Also take a look at a pair of Holland made overcoat and trosers for German army. The Holland wool is more rough than Swiss, and Swiss is more blue